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Fig. 4 in A comparative analysis of life-history features and adaptive strategies of Arctic and subarctic seal species--who will win the climate change challenge?
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Fig. 4. Boxplot of percent sympagic carbon based on highly branched isoprenoid composition in the liver samples from four seal species (ringed (Pusa hispida), bearded (Erignathus barbatus), harp (Pagophilus groenlandicus), and harbour (Phoca vitulina)) sampled in the Canadian Arctic. Sympagic carbon was estimated as the relative (percentage) dietary source of sea ice-derived carbon intake relative to open-water pelagic primary production.
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Published as part of Ferguson, Steven H., Higdon, Jeff W., Young, Brent G., Petersen, Stephen D., Carlyle, Cody G., Lea, Ellen V., Sauvé, Caroline C., Kohlbach, Doreen, Fisk, Aaron T., Thiemann, Gregory W., Florko, Katie R.N., Muir, Derek C.G., Hamilton, Charmain D., Houde, Magali, Sudlovenick, Enooyaq & Yurkowski, David J., 2025, A comparative analysis of life-history features and adaptive strategies of Arctic and subarctic seal species--who will win the climate change challenge?, pp. 1-17 in Canadian Journal of Zoology 103 (6) on page 9, DOI: 10.1139/cjz-2024-0093, http://zenodo.org/record/15624803
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